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If you use firefox you have more options. I run ublock origin, ad block plus and facebook container and I never get ads on any sites. The facebook container makes sites with facebook buttons load faster as it cuts out the tracking.
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Close, its a scottish teabag press, for when you really want your moneys worth
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if its been sat for a while it wont hurt to use an abrasive cleaner and a toothbrush but it is more for cleaning than keying as primer seems to let dust bite into it. the filler primer does need sanded. it dries with a heavier texture so it can be sanded back and i always use a guide coat with it.
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i had the same issue with mine. a couple strips o hard plastic soon fixed it
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didn't nunu or belkits announce one
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OK Karen
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Comparison between Tamiya and Rustoleum
stitchdup replied to bobthehobbyguy's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
i find some of the montana paints dont like clearcoat, but they are thin to lay out and a little goes a long way as they cover fast. a second coat probably wont be needed with them but since they lay out so thin you'll need to treat every paintjob as if you were doing black -
Who doesn't love a mock-up? Let's see yours!
stitchdup replied to Belairconvertable's topic in WIP: Model Cars
ah man, I was going purple on my one, time for a rethink, lol. That looks great -
theres another place in Holland thats name is escaping me just now, but they had a lot of older stock. if you do a search then look for them on ebay, you might be lucky. I've ordered from them but it was a few years ago. If I remember right they sold mostly truck stuff and the site was colourful. sorry i cant be more help
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Myself and Ace-Garageguy were discssing this very car (the beast) a couple of months back. It turns out it wasn't a proper merlin engine but a meteor from a tank. It was the press that called it a merlin because it sounded way cooler for a guy that rides a horse to court when Rolls Royce sued him. It also used a GM autobox which i found funny. Also Mr Dodd only built the body, someone else did the chassis and engine (possibly the builder of the box) and a second with 2 engines was well under way, though i couldn't find more pics of it. The whole story of the car could make a decent comedy movie
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Have you tried spot models in spain? They're usually good for decals
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The flat plate is printed first in resin printing, it varies with other types, wax prints like resin but i think thats it. it attaches to a plate that rises out of the resin. think of it like printing thousands of photos in a stack. the spider web is the supports to hold the parts in place and the printer has the choice to add them r have the program do it. if you dip the item in hot water the supports remove much cleaner
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Where is it made?
stitchdup replied to Jon Cole's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Its not going to matter where the kits are produced. the raw plastic is all made in china. we let them do this because we dont want big stinking plastics factories near our towns because of forever chemicals and what they do to our health and kids. Erin Brockovitch 2 could be made sooner than you think -
Where is it made?
stitchdup replied to Jon Cole's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
those kits are selling really well in europe. they sell out pretty quick, except the icm model t's but i think they were released too soon after each other. -
Need some Tips on Fit?
stitchdup replied to Sparky88's topic in Model Building Questions and Answers
it looks like your dash might not quite level and holding the cowl area from dropping in place. i dont have that kit so i cant be sure. if that is the problem it might also be making the stance look off so i would try adjusting the dash if you can. have a look at some other builds ups and you can compare them, it sometimes helps -
first check with your insurer as some give discount for certain specs. i think its cameras that give a 360 view that get the discount but that might be only this side of the pond. i suspect the same deals will be available as its all the same companies. if he wants to be able to use it outside th vehicle too, theres always go-pro cameras as another option.
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if its being installed by a pro i would ask them. they will be putting their name to the work and may have an idea that will work better for you. it could work out better for you to get something custom built in. that way you can design it to your needs and if its built in add doors to help keep it clean. if theres already electrical being done its only some extra wires and maybe 2 hours. and build bigger than you think you need, extra space is always good
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2025 Cannonball Run - 50 years since the 1975 run.
stitchdup replied to Mattilacken's topic in Community Builds
i'd double check before commiting to changing the brakes. it may be they were mounted backwards to save space as these are small cars and alpine like to be strange -
Sadly it looks like its true but we can be glad we got the chance to be inspired by him and his ideas that gave us so many more customisers to carry on his legacy. RIP Gene, may everyday be a school day
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is true or is it part of the ongoing scam trying to raise money for him? i've not seen it on any car sites yet so some sources are needed. his instagram says nothing about it
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that looks just like my sky on a clear frosty night, very cool and something i'm definately going to try. i've always wanted to do an aurora boreallis paint job and you just showed me how so many thanks too.
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Bit of T Cut would sort this…
stitchdup replied to Earl Marischal's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
honest sales ad (with missing information) classic car for sale. one careful lady owner (the other 20 owners didn't give a hoot(prob cos the horn rotted away))who only used it twice a week, once for groceries and once for church(both on opposite ends of daytona beach). -
if you look on 1999.com they normally show the instructions for the kits in the pics. you'll need to click them to get them large